📱 iPhone 16 huge redesign
đźš— Tesla faces new challenger
đź‘“ Life with smart glasses
🏠Airbnb camera crackdown |
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Another leak reveals possible changes coming to the iPhone 16
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Apple is reportedly eyeing a fresh, yet familiar overhaul for the iPhone 16's design. Pro models, on the other hand, will add a new multifunction button, among other changes
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In 2024, it seems Apple will shower more love on the entry-point iPhone models, bestowing them with a slight design refinement on the rear shell. Leaks suggest the camera island on the iPhone 16 — and likely its Plus variant as well — will get a pill-shaped makeover. On the current-generation iPhone 15 duo, we get diagonally arranged camera lenses positioned atop a square-ish glass bump. In the upcoming versions, Apple is reportedly replacing it with a vertical pill-like camera island, mirroring the look we first saw on the iPhone X. Other changes are reported for the 16 Pro and Pro Max models. Let’s take a look ... |
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Tesla faces new rival as Xiaomi starts selling its first electric vehicle
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The Chinese tech giant revealed on Tuesday that it will begin deliveries of its first EV later this month |
Xiaomi is ready to take on Tesla, BYD, and others in China's EV market. Succeeding where Apple failed, the company famous for its affordable smartphones, smartwatches, and other tech devices will begin delivery of its first-ever electric car on March 28. Xiaomi unveiled the sporty Speed Ultra 7 (SU7) last year and claims it can accelerate faster than some Tesla and Porsche EVs, the BBC reported. Its price will be announced soon. Tesla has been cutting the cost of its cars in China to keep pace with price reductions by the likes of BYD. Xiaomi plans to invest $10 billion in its auto efforts over the next decade and said it may expand into the global market in a couple of years... |
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EXPERIENCE by Andy Boxall |
I’m replacing my normal glasses with smart glasses. Here’s why
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'I'm going to try living day-to-day with the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses instead of my regular non-smart glasses'
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I wear glasses so I can see what I’m doing. This means I must always wear them, so they have to be light, comfortable, and stylish. Smart glasses made over the past few years have never really ticked all these boxes, and getting prescription lenses in them was usually a pain, too. So much as I wanted to, I could never consider living with them as I do my non-smart pair. But then the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses came along. Could they be the first pair I could wear all the time? I think so, and I’m embarking on a long-term test to find out. You might be thinking that Ray-Ban Meta are smart sunglasses, but you can also get clear prescription lenses for them, and that’s what I’ve done ... |
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Airbnb just took a big decision on cameras inside properties
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In a privacy-focused move, Airbnb hosts will have to remove all indoor security cameras by April 30 |
Airbnb announced on Monday that it is banning the use of indoor security cameras in its listed properties globally. The accommodation site is making the move to simplify its policy on security cameras and other devices and “to continue to prioritize the privacy of our community.” Airbnb has always allowed the use of indoor cameras for security purposes, but only in common areas such as hallways and living rooms. Additionally, the accommodation listing had to clearly indicate that cameras were in place, and the devices had to be clearly visible. Cameras inside Airbnb properties have been a contentious issue from the start, mainly because over the years, there have been multiple reports of guests finding hidden cameras, sometimes in the bedroom or bathroom. |
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